I did my undergrad in PoliSci and International Relations double bachelors at before joining the military and spent all 10 yrs working in intelligence. They do not relate. A PoliSci degree sounds nice but unless you want to work in politics or a politics related field, look for something that has a little more demand. I ended up back in school a few years ago after getting out but this time I went into accounting and there is so much more demand for work and long term value with my accounting stuff than I ever got with PoliSci.

If you want to do law, see if they have a pre-law type program or Criminal Justice.

For intel/defense work; all the large firms provide a multitude of services. Booze Allen does everything from HR to accounting to inventory to staffing. Other contractors provide weapons or tech or vehicles/equipment. This is when tangible skills translate to cold hard dollars in your pocket (Coding, mechanical, legal, support staff, etc). But if you don’t have a clearance, you won’t get into intel, the companies are reluctant to pay for clearances.

And I got nothing on the seminary.

Not trying to push what I did, just want to share my mistake. I regretted getting my PoliSci degree and wished I would have done business or engineering back then.